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Motivation & Plans

This workshop marks the 10th anniversary of domain wall fermion
simulations in lattice QCD. It seems like a good idea to take stock of how
far we have come and where we are headed with chirally symmetric lattice QCD
calculations.

Today, continual improvements in massively parallel computers have made
large scale dynamical simulations using chirally symmetric fermions become a
reality. New algorithms and improved lattice actions are also becoming
increasingly important to leverage these powerful machines. Even greater
computing resources are expected in the near future and with exciting
experiments at RHIC, JLab, J-PARC, (Super-)B factories and the LHC underway
or coming soon, it is a crucial time for the lattice community to assess
where we can make a large impact.

Some questions we would like to discuss at the workshop include: What
phyics should be done on the current ensemble of dynamical chiral fermion
ensembles? How light do we have to go to reliably fit to Chiral Perturbation
Theory? What are the promising new directions for our field? What problems
are we likely to face as we push towards the continuum and chiral limits?
How can we improve our methods?

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Last Modified: February 5, 2008

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